Key Takeaways:
- Reviewed ranks TENA's Sensitive Care incontinence pad number 1 for 2024.
- TENA pads offer multiple absorbency levels and triple protection against leaks, odor, and wetness.
- You may be able to get your TENA pad covered by insurance with Aeroflow Urology.
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What Are TENA Incontinence Pads?
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Who Should Use TENA Incontinence Pads?
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What Are TENA Incontinence Pads?
TENA is trusted by millions of women worldwide. Its products prioritize skin health, and its supplies range from protective underwear to bladder control pads.
TENA Sensitive Care incontinence pads (formerly known as TENA Intimates) are ultra-absorbent disposable pads specifically designed to fit the female anatomy and protect against bladder leakage and adult incontinence.
These bladder control pads are placed inside your underwear and stay in place with an adhesive backing, giving you comfort and protection all day and night.
Key Features:
What Are the TENA Incontinence Pad Absorbency Levels?
TENA's discreet liners come in a variety of absorbencies to fit all levels of urinary incontinence.
Very light: For the lightest leakage.
Light: For light leakage.
Moderate: For moderate leakage.
Maximum: For heavier leakage.
Ultimate: For heaviest leakage.
Overnight: For overnight leakage.
What Are the TENA Incontinence Pad Lengths?
TENA Sensitive Care pads come in various lengths that correlate with the pad's absorbency.
Very Light Absorbency:
- Regular length (8 inches).
- Long length (9 inches).
Light Absorbency:
- Regular length (9 inches).
- Long length (10 inches).
Moderate Absorbency:
- Regular length (11 inches).
- Long length (12 inches).
Maximum Absorbency:
- Regular length (13 inches).
- Long length (15 inches).
Ultimate Absorbency:
- Only length (16 inches).
Overnight Absorbency:
- Only length (16 inches).
Who Should Use TENA Incontinence Pads?
TENA Sensitive Care incontinence pads are best suited for women with light to overnight urinary incontinence. They are excellent choices for women who experience daily incontinence but don't need or want the bulk of protective underwear or adult briefs.
Women with very heavy urinary leakage or bowel leakage may prefer a more absorbent product, such as an adult diaper or incontinence underwear for women. While these products are less discreet, they offer more protection against different types of incontinence.
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With over 12K 5-star reviews from Google users, Aeroflow Urology helps individuals of all ages with incontinence receive free incontinence supplies through insurance.
Here's how it works:
1. Submit your information through our form to verify your coverage.
2. Call your doctor for a prescription for incontinence products.
3. Choose your free products online from a personalized list.
4. Reorder for free each month easily through our reordering portal.
About the Author
Marlee Septak is the Senior Content Specialist at Aeroflow Urology and was a past Content Writer for Aeroflow Diabetes. She brings a deep understanding of incontinence and health conditions associated with it to her writing. She graduated from Columbia College Chicago and holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism. Marlee has contributed to various magazines and blogs, including Borgen Magazine, Echo Magazine, Chicago Ideas Week, Assuaged, and Peaceful Dumpling. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and just sitting down with a good book.
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Disclaimer
Information provided on the Aeroflow Urology blog is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or care from a healthcare professional. Aeroflow recommends consulting your healthcare provider if you are experiencing medical issues relating to incontinence.
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